Basic Information
Announcement
Overview
Readings
Project
Exam
Grading
Mailing List
Schedule
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Basic Information
When
Where
Instructor: Professor Shan Lu (shanlu@uch...); Crerar 343; office hour: Tu/Th 3:20--4:15pm.
TA:
- Yuxi Chen (chenyuxi@uch...) office hour: Tu/Th 4--6pm@CSIL-1.
Announcement
11/13 11:59pm Project iteration 1 implementation is due.
12/13 1:30 -- 3:30pm Final exam.
Stats, Notes, Useful Info.
Stats: Quiz 1, median 9.5; Quiz 2, median 9.5; Quiz3, median 6.5; Quiz 4, median 8.5; Midterm, median 91; Quiz 5, median 7; Quiz 6, median 6.5.
Overview
Welcome to Software Construction!
In this course, we will study a number of interesting topics including
software processes, requirement engineering, software architecture and
component design, software testing, debugging, and
software maintenance.
This course assumes familiarity with basic programming skills
and data structures.
Some background in object-oriented programming (e.g., C++ or Java) is
not required, but would be good to have.
You will need to program in a 6 -- 8 people team.
Schedule
This is a tentative schedule.
10/02 |
Introduction, Software Processes
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10/04 |
Agile, Extreme Programming
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10/09 |
Project Discussion, Requirement Engineering & System Modeling I
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10/11 |
Architectural Design
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10/16 |
System Modeling II
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10/18 |
System Modeling III
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10/23 |
Testing 1
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10/25 |
Testing 2
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10/30 |
Code Smell
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11/01 |
Refactoring
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11/06 |
Midterm
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11/08 |
Software Maintenance
and Design Patterns I (Observer, Composite, Interpreter)
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11/13 |
Design Patterns II
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11/15 |
Design Patterns III
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11/20 |
(No Class) Happy Thanksgiving!
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11/22 |
(No Class) Happy ThanksGiving!
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11/27 |
Parallel Software Construction
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11/29 |
Bugs and Bug Detection
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12/04 |
Project Presentation
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12/06 |
No Class (Reading Period) |
Materials
Projects
This is a tentative version.
You will do a warm-up project in a group of two with the due day on 10/15.
More information about this
warm-up project will be posted before the second lecture of the class.
You will propose a project and develop it following the process learned
in the class with your teammates.
Your project will go through the following milestones, with every milestone being graded.
More details will be announced later.
- Milestone 1 (10/17): proposing a project, with requirement details and user stories written down (group of 2--3 people);
- Milestone 2 (10/30): requirement validation and project planning, with development team and plans set up (group of 6--8 people);
- Milestone 3 (11/07, 11/13): 1st development iteration, with unit test cases to show progress (group of 6--8 people);
- Milestone 4 (11/20, 11/29): 2nd development iteration, with unit test cases to show progress (group of 6--8 people);
- Milestone 5 (12/04): system testing and documentation (group of 6--8 people);
- Milestone 6 (12/09): acceptance testing (groups testing each other's projects).
Exam
There will be an in-lecture mid-term exam and a final exam.
Grading
This is a tentative scheme.
Warm-Up Project |
8% |
Project |
40% |
Quizzes |
7% |
Mid-Term exam |
20% |
Final exam |
25% |
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